Conducive to one's personal well-being; beneficial to one's health; wholesome, healthy. Now chiefly with for, †to. Also in figurative contexts.

Based on good judgement; sound, wise; morally correct. Obsolete.

Conducive to or promoting (mental or moral) well-being; intended or tending to do good; beneficial, salutary.

Conducive to physical well-being; wholesome, healthy. Obsolete.

Beneficial to one's health or well-being; wholesome.

Bestowing, promoting, or conducive to moral or spiritual welfare or prosperity; salutary, saving.

Morally sound, virtuous; free from corruption; pure. Obsolete.

Morally sound or correct; virtuous; wholesome. Also: mentally sound, sane. Obsolete.

Salutary.

Conducive to well-being; calculated to bring about a more satisfactory condition, or to remedy some evil; beneficial, ‘wholesome’. Often with…

In extended use, of a quality, condition, place, etc.

Salutiferous.

Conducive to well-being, safety, or salvation. (Very common in the 17th cent.)

Conducive to or promoting health; wholesome, salubrious; salutary. Also figurative.

Bestowing health (bodily, mental, or spiritual); wholesome; salutary.

Favourable or conducive to health. transferred and figurative.

attributive. Embodying traditional values (esp. motherhood and domesticity) in a positive manner; simple and wholesome, esp. in a way regarded as…